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Are both University of Michigan , Ann Arbor and Dearborn equally amazing? #university

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Talia’s Answer

University of Michigan Ann Arbor is the university's main campus and is more selective to get into. Their acceptance rate is lower and has a higher average GPA, test score and overall is considered more prestigious. Since they are different campus', they will offer different experiences.
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Vidhiduhita’s Answer

University rankings differ significantly by the program you are applying for. You can check the latest rankings on usnews.com
Also, several more factors to consider while making a decision - university rank/brand value, department rank, proximity to desired industry/jobs and recruitment scenario, labs and other infrastructure, clubs and extra-curricular opportunities.
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Vinita’s Answer

Not so sure about the academics in the University of both areas but there is surely difference between the towns. I lived in Ann Arbor for 9 years and worked in two different departments (Biological chemistry and cardiovascular) of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. Ann Arbor is an amazing place to live and is ranked under 5 as the best city for living in the US for several years. The University is also ranked under 10 in several fields.
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Samantha’s Answer

I did not go to University of Michigan at all, I am just speaking from living in the Metro Detroit area. The key difference in my opinion is not the specific education you receive. From resume's I have reviewed, applicants have identified if they attended University of Michigan-Ann Arbor vs. Dearborn and as someone who grew up in the Metro Detroit area, I know that the qualifications you need to be accepted into Ann Arbor are significantly higher than Dearborn. Therefore, I would not see the degree the same from a resume review perspective. I think it comes down to whether or not that is important to you.
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